State six tool, equipments and products used in hairdressing services.

Apparatus: sink or basin, sponge or scrubber, dish rack, towel or drying cloth.
Products: liquid dish soap, water.

Apparatus: sink, sponge, dish rack, towel. Products: dish soap, water.

1. Cuts from sharp knives or tools.

2. Burns from hot oil, stove, or oven.

3. Slips from wet or oily floors.

4. Cuts, 2. Burns, 3. Slips

1. Dry hair: conditioner, argan oil.

2. Oily hair: clarifying shampoo, dry shampoo.

3. Dandruff: anti-dandruff shampoo, tea tree oil.

4. Split ends: hair serum, silicone-based leave-in conditioner.

5. Dry hair: conditioner, oil. 2. Oily hair: clarifying shampoo. 3. Dandruff: anti-dandruff shampoo. 4. Split ends: serum.

a) Black eye: Apply cold compress or ice pack wrapped in cloth for 10-20 minutes every hour for first 24 hours. Rest the eye, elevate head, avoid aspirin (use paracetamol for pain). Seek medical help if vision affected.

b) Soap in eye: Rinse immediately with lukewarm clean water or saline for at least 15 minutes, holding eyelids open. Do not rub. Seek doctor if irritation persists.

c) Burn or sting: For minor burn - cool under running cool water for 20 minutes, cover loosely with cling film or sterile dressing, elevate, take pain relief. For sting (e.g., bee) - remove stinger with tweezers, wash with soap/water, apply ice, antihistamine cream. Seek medical help for severe cases.

a) Ice pack, rest eye. b) Rinse with water 15 min. c) Cool water 20 min, cover burn; remove stinger for sting.